It's a hard thing to give up.

Yeah, and I want it back.

And I never thought I'd get it back, but I now believe someday within my lifetime.

We might have to convince the politicians you don't need to have eyesight to be able to have the ability to drive an autonomous vehicle, but I think we can do it because it isn't just about blind people.

Everybody has a mother they have to take away their driving from.

Everybody has a father where they say, "Dad, I don't know if you should drive anymore." Everybody has a teenager who's texting on their phone.

See, we're not even beginning to think about the possibilities of what autonomous vehicles could do.

Like, do you-

They said that by failing to provide captions on some of its streaming content, the company had denied equal access to the deaf and hard of hearing community.

And rather than lose the court case, Netflix agreed voluntarily to caption 100% of the films and TV shows on Netflix.

And it was then that the American Council of the Blind decided, let's see if we have a shot for doing audio description.

Now,

Because one of the biggest obstacles they currently face is public awareness.

I'm just unaware that blind people watch movies.

But if you go to the Audio Description Project website, which is ADP for Audio Description Project, .ACB for American Council of the Blind.org, we have over 13,000 titles.

Now that's a drop in the bucket to every movie that's ever made.